Luc Besson's hyperkinetic action film keeps the thrills (and the sentiment) coming.

The horrific attack against Smollett adds to a particularly vicious month of violence against the LGBTQ community

They've pretended to be reasonable to convey hard-right ideas for decades, but the base is sick of this strategy

Why are U.S. troops in West Africa? What we know, and don't know, about the attack that killed four Americans

Not the fools “negotiating” the big “continuing resolution” in Washington

From the Voltaggio brothers of "Top Chef" to Don Draper of "Mad Men," grandiosity and swagger make good TV

In policing queer Texans, Republicans missed “grooming behavior" by one of their own, LGBTQ advocates say

That much-anticipated announcement from the two co-stars has nothing to do with the "Breaking Bad" movie

Four dead Americans in Africa: Why hasn't this act of terror drawn the same feverish scrutiny?

Bryan Fischer makes comparing America's fundamentalist far-right to radical Islamism a whole lot easier

In “The Hospital,” Brian Alexander chronicles the struggle to offer adequate medical treatment in small-town USA

It's a right-wing talking point meant to distract us from the obvious. As with many lies, there's a grain of truth

2017 CPAC panels range from "When did WWIII begin?" to "If heaven has extreme vetting, why can't America?"

The leader of the American Family Association fears his organization will be "neutralized by lethal force"